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Non-dilutive funding is any kind of fundraising that does not require you to give up ownership of your company. Options include bank loans (which require strict monthly interest payments) or “new kid on the block” revenue sharing (which takes a percentage of monthly revenue until the investment is bought back).

Why startup CEOs are turning to non-dilutive debt funding to fuel growth

Taking the entrepreneurial plunge takes grit, a growth mindset, and perseverance to succeed on this journey. One of the most important job requirements of startup CEOs is being diligent about financing growth while navigating the ebbs and flows of business.

To fuel growth initiatives, entrepreneurs kicking off the fundraising process as an early stage startup find themselves navigating a complex number of options available to them.

Those who seek funding through traditional banks, for instance, find that banks are cautious of new business models, particularly those with SaaS or software solutions. From a bank’s perspective, it can be difficult to understand a startup’s growth potential and evaluate risk with new or unproven business models. VCs generally seek companies g